The Jefferson Airplane arrived in New York for what is probably the beginning of the San Francisco music “explosion-exploitation.” I still can’t believe I heard them on the radio advertising some thing besides music; but since that was the only …
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Inside Sounds
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 25, March 1-15, 1967
What has evolved from Rock, besides even better Rock, are magazines about the new music that are keeping up to the fast pace of their subject matter. CRAWDADDY magazine is fantastic. Best pop record reviews and news that I’ve ever …
LSD at LEMAR
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 24, February 15-28, 1967
Dr. Sheil Salasnek addressed a crowd of over 130 people at the LEMAR Legalize Marijuana meeting Feb. 2nd in Lower DeRoy Auditorium.
The Whole in the Record
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 24, February 15-28, 1967
I visited the Grande for the first time in quite a while. Seems to have grown up. The lights are better, more people, wild pop clothes, and less self-conscious of ‘freaking out.’ The MC-5 played what has got to be …
Good Vibrations at Lemar Meeting
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 23, February 1-15, 1967
I mistrust people who smoke pot loudly. Bragging, yelling, telling.
Inside Sounds
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 31, June 1-15, 1967
The new album by COUNTRY JOE and the FISH on Vanguard is the greatest piece of music that was ever vaguely labeled under the title of rock ‘n roll.
Inside Sounds
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 30, May 15-31, 1967
The Spikedrivers were the first psychedelic rock group that existed in Detroit. Their sound wasn’t super hard, yet it was able to take you off into the freedom of your sub-consciousness. That was a year ago and they weren’t hip …